Howdy folks. We’re just back from the todays classic car show at Crow Nest Park in Dewsbury, and what a great show it was too! With such a huge array of classics in attendance, there really must have been something for everyone. Well done to the YTCC team for making it happen, and thanks to everyone who came out to show off their vehicles.
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Have you ever wanted to be popular, and I mean REALLY popular? So popular in fact that strangers are literally queuing up to speak to you wherever you stop? The kind of popular that minor celebrities and X-Factor wannabes can only dream about? If your answer is yes then I’ve got just two words for you. Bond Bug.
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The Motorist at Sherburn in Elmet is the kind of place that petrolheads dream about. Tucked away close to Sherburn Aero Club, The Motorist is built to celebrate cars of all ages. They have a working garage for all your mechanical needs, a sales room stocked with tasty classic motors, a cafe stocked with tasty snacks, and an events calendar busier than your average bus time table.
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Stepping in to Aldridge Transport Museum is like stepping in to the past. The building, though unassuming from the outside, houses a treasure trove of vintage commercial vehicles and buses, a scattering of old bicycles, several motorcycles, milk floats, horse drawn carts, and even an E-Type Jaguar. Yet, the feel of the place puts me in mind of an old bus shed. All around is the paraphernalia of a working depot.
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The sun is shining, the flowers are blooming, and the birds are singing. If you trust the weather man you could even believe that it’s finally spring, and what better way to celebrate the start of the season than with the burble of a vintage V8. Enter John Day, and his beautiful 1974 factory V8 MGB GT.
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